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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20
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@us Gom wirb Der setp6bnl,h gut
lnterribteten r&Dlnllben 8oltsSeituns"
inter Dem %. DECEMBER sei6riebeu:
,Gs perlaniet. baB am 3. @eibnabtss
.Ssfte i'm 8atican gum speiten Mate
gOrl9ldse Ger preuBllben &esieruns
|iiber bte erbsiltiae aeuifion Der Mtais
|seiese einsetrOHen fino. unb es min
|iheinen, als pb Die preuBiide &esieruris
BARN pen,sitens 9eeeniber einieen
geiiniGen bes 8aticnns eutsesenfome
meno iid se5e,gt babe, nadoem isre err
fen &rppoIitipnan alS niGt befriebisenb
beSe,1uet worben mareu. Mtan iaat.
Der +. Cater babe ~barauf5if i9on ont
IGonntas cine uierltInbise gonferens &c.
balteu, nm ben Suhalt utb Die Trass
rpeite Der neuen @urIbldge 5u priien.
Diele uns oerbirste 9abridt miro aes
niisen, umbie perldiecenen Nahri5ten
Der Geriiaer Seitungen in's redte 9i9t
lsu ieten. gs ldeirt tpabr su ieir, mas
bic &reusseituns Melpete, baB ein@eies.
@ntmurf i'm Gultus,M iniiterium nod
ni6t ~ousseorbeitet lit; aneererieits bari
matt aber aanebmen, haB Der Geiebent.
murf MIR nod Der ndberen Jafiuns be,
bari, um benz 2anbtas psraelest iperpsn
81 f6unen, fails iest 5tuiihen 9om uni
Berlin cine enosiltise S~eritanbiaune
ersielt fpetben iollte. @ie i6on .pben
bemerft, i9eiren Bite eesenpdrtisen 8or.
ibldse Der &esieruns ueitersebenb gu
iein, als bic friiber semadten. Sd
CLAUDE aub o%ernnutben su biirfen, bof
Der sufinfttae 9eles@ ntipurf niht le,
biglib auf Die g%naeisepflidt unb bic Or.
beilsfraSe iib eritreden uiro, ionberr
audi auf ueri9lebene anbere Bunfte."
Sn5iuilden baben iid Die bier semad.
ten Nnbeutunsen beitatiet. Die 1brOn:
rebe, NIT Der am Samitae Der preuBlz
,i6e 9anbtag erDffnet nurse, beseust
a~usbridlib, baS bas 8erbaltniB 5mi
ben Bapf unb Raiier nod freunoldaft'
li9er s%eworbeu if. Mud Jet cine @Or:
lage bebufs meiterer 8erdnberuns be,
,liosenannten WaiseIese ausgearbeitet
Nit SntereiIe birfen mir iomit ben
9ert bieier gorlase, iuuie ibrem meite
rem G9ifial e%ntsesenrben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20
9as fir bas eolbene 8rieFeriubi'

Gas fir onS goloene YrtetterIubt'
laum bes Bapites SEQ XIII. fetses
ite0te 8rosramm lautet na6 eiuer Deit'
tbeiluns bes Cardinals roteftors S6aif.
fiuo an bos sur. Seier oes Snbilaums in
Deutl1lanb gesrinbete Gomite: a am
81. December 1887: Ser Fl. 8ater
wirb @ertreter beS aGsemeinen Central
comites unb Der e~inSelnen Nationals
comites ~empfansen, melbe Sr. 9etliss
ieit bas Nlmsien fir bic Secunbi5meiie
unb ben beionbers fir bieien 8med ans
sefertisten Nltnr ~iberaeben meroen. b.
am L. Sanuar 1888: &c. Seiltsfeit
miro bic Subildumsmefie fir bic fatbsl.
8elt nrto fir Die @eber bes MlmoIens
an bieIeu1 Mltare lelen. Sic 8ertreter
Der gentral.uno Der Nationals@ omttes
merben bieIer bl. Wehe beiuobnen uno
aus Der 9anb bes. Gaters Die FL. Com
munion empfansen. G. Gm ielben Gage
mirb Der bf. 8ater Die uaticanii6e Qus:
ltelluns beiuben unb bieiel6e oamit ers
5ffnen, wobei Die u~ebersabe Der @eI1enfe
an sc. Seilisteit bur6 Die 8ertreter bes
TGomltes ftattftnoet. d. 8dbreno oel
~folsenbea Monate: Sanuar, Sebruar
Ufars uro elm 35eil bes Npril, luiro Del
I'll. gatsr na1 einanber Die BON Der
RatiOnaieomites na6 Som sefabltsi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20
Gin Organ oeS 8olfes,

ais Ab~seproneter uno Senator, perlieB
aber Die pOlitiide 9aufbabn. nahbem
er als Ganbisat fir goupern6r 9eldla@
gen mar. Seine @abl in ben Bunbess
ierat 1T ieinem Mnieben als @eIhdfis.
mann unb ieiner 2iberalitdt su5uibret=
ben, bon Der er burb 6ilfelelituns bic.
len ieinet Nitbirser Die erfreuli9en 8ee
ueiie Seliefert.
Sn SlinoiS sins Die Rabl bes guns
b%esieHatoren gfatt bon Staaten. Sn
tbrer ~5tueiten abftimmuns einiste iih Die
Notwithstanding Der repnblifanifdfn
Staatsaelessebuns auf Gb. g.. 5armsI,
unb oieIer Uirb i'm S~unbesienat ieiasu
Sip als Wadfdeer 2osans einnehmen,
I'm IGN BIS Jun 4. Nars 1891 Su Be
halten. Dor feiner grnennung iprrbe
Der umtano oeradIidtist, DAP er nab:
renb ieines 8trfens in Sfpei natieaalen
Ibaeerbneteubdulsrn mebr ~beloabers
FIr Gbicaso 9etbon babe, als bur6 Ell.
nen anbern &ertreter GbieagD's i'm
GonereB 9gTba9.
Ser Reverudhlte miro am 1. Sal
nieles Sagres faia G4. oeben8iabr er.
REDEEM. @sbOren gu Sainteb 8oH, II
Sisabea 60, 81. g., erbielt er cine sut'
gasbaouas. SIN frHben Sinstinss
after oerlieB er ieiten @e6urtsfaat, III
in Slissis iein Slid III periuben. Gel
ieinem 81. 9ebensiobre eeb0rt er gbi
:aso an. 2usrit mar er oOrgim 2anb
urD 8antseiddfte tbdtis. Gr mari
, gierf bon guOf County, M.islie0 be
StaatscOmmiiion fir Steuerausslei
dung, 8oriieer Des &ntss Der Superpi
loren BON @oof County. Rational=8an
Heoiior NIB tpurbe gum GunsreBmii
slieo setpdblt in ben Sabren 1870 I'm
~. Sm n%ationalen 4bseoroueten Saul
9ebDrte er 5u ben a.uar ui6t rebemdd
t tisen aber heibisen uno erfolareide
. 0rbeitern fir ale Sntereiien, beren +
: ii9 a%nnebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

SIN eSanuar fcnoen Is Gtreit5 itatt,
beren GeiammtSauer 70 WO6en mar.
DaoUn iparen nut 3 erfolgreib, 3 iubrzI
ten al einem geraleid), bic dnoeren mfg
lanaer. Sour Bel 5 Bate eS Iub nm ole
! 6Dbs Des 2opnes %sebnnDeft.
Il SIN Jebruar g0b es 5 srobere StretfS,
aoasCn 3 ipesen Der a~ohnbSbe; Iie l9lu
Nlen 1ammtlt9 Iebt, ua6oem iie our6<
I, Saitttid tanf Bo9en semdbrt batten.
- Sir Mdr5 iinb 10 Streits anseiaart,
4 borunter z UNI b5bere 26bne. TiinfI
J i1luagn febl, 4 puroen ourb 8ersleib,
rfur elmer ma erfolsreid. DurGIAnitts"
bauer lebs @uden.
sipril: 9 Strsifs, bnuon nur 8 I'm
b5bere 26bne, l UNI Gerfir5un9 oss
, 9aaeiperfs. Stnr 5mei iuoren erfolsreid;
/ 5 fibrten al eunem Ger9leid; 4 miB'
lanaen. Durdi1nittsbauer anoertbalb
WDben.
Syn Mai, benz S6bspunfte Der Cir
~6eafsSirrSt feierten 216,200 Wtann,
banofyn Chicago ouein 10000. Som
ben 12N0abpt,S treifs nm b5bere 26bne
unb 8etlir5une bes 9aseutrfs tparen
nur 2 GAIN unb 4 tbeilpciie erfolsrei9,
Die iibr,seA mislansen.
SUM: 4(streifs, bacon 2 I'M, fir.
5eres Saseasrf; 8 i9lnsen febL elmer
b .9elang.
Sui: 5 Streifs, bapon 2 INN b6be.
rem 2ohn. gtei ~selansen, swei i9lugel
febl.
gan ba az fouroen bic Ssreifs Iefts
nerSnb Eameutli9 %fiirIer, ba senDbu
x-4S1 Der e,ne oper anbere Tbeil raider
nodbsab, ober elm 8ersleid idnener a.
6tanpe fam. Ser Mouat DECEMBER if
nod nit G srSseren Streifs perSeidnet
iuOpon 8 I'M bDberen 2Obu. gur cine
Dapon 9elang poaftdnbig.
Sir oas san5e Sabr eraiebt iid fol
aenbe gufte0uss: 3abl Der (srDBern
Gtreifs SO, Sapon urn b6beren 9obn %
um 9erfir5urs Der MrbeitsSeit Is, al.
peri6ieoenen anoeren uriaben %. @pl
n Der @eiammtsahl ldlugen 33 (beinab
bic 0alfte) gang febf, rur Is uaren er
iOlSrei6 pie iibrisen enbeten nit Ser
aleiden, pobet ieber BON beioen T9eilel
: benz anberen 3useitdnonife madte.
Gine 8ere1nung Der GeIammtSa6
D~erienisen Nrbeiter, melde III ben !Saupt
miftelpunften ses GrOs. 6etuerbebetrlebI
freitpiais, ober uesen Sperruns Der 8e
triebe f~eierten, ersiebt folsenoe 3iffern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

8tlser5iise empfausen, uelde gr. Seitis.
Felt ben aus ibren Di6celen ibnen iiser.
sebenen 8eterspfennis su 6iBen legen,
eSn 9eutidlanb nno anberen 2Gnoerr
werben rese 8Orfehrunsen gu Der Seiel
setroHen. Gmerifa aber ldeint allies
auf ben lebten 4usenblif perihieben ~
wonen. @s miro AUDI barna6 aus.
fallen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20
SnbieriptiouS Yreis. $500

ferens beratbeu ipurbe. fam nidt in Die
Oefentlt9feit. ba Die Sisung cine 9es
beime mar. ais Gbaeoroneten au benz
fir Organization Der Irbeiter au elmer
rbritten Bartei" na6 Cincinnati berufez
nen Gonpent murbe @. SO. @prasue,
8raiipent Der Sormers : Ilians, unb
uatsr Gnoeru S9uatius 9onneIp err
rton1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

Son Sort &eosh, Montana, fommt
Die erfreulide 9sac5ribt, baB bic Gino.
uiebberoen iest Iber Die @efahren oes
9erfummeus p5r Suuaer unb Fdite btus
Gus lino. Gin marmer 8esen, Der 40
Strnhen anhielt, fat ben S9nee int
gelluwtOne sbale faf gang Sulammen
geihmOlsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

u M Montas trat in Manfato Die
gierteliabrsibuns Der 9iHrift afem-
btp SEQ. 70 Der Grbeitsritter bon Miuz
neIota in Sibuns. Die $4,000 Osit=
slieber, uelds Der Orbeu in bieIem
Staate sdbtt, moreu bur1 ll5 abaez
oronele uertretea. 8as in oer Cont
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

Der NIT CHINA absei9loiIene unb
per6fentfibte @ertrag entbdlt unter
9lnberm bic Beitimmuns, baB bic bereits
in ben Ser. Staaten pobnenben Chine.
fen benielben 8egierunssz unb @efetesz
idut erbalten ioaen, mie ale anoeren
G%inuobner. Die 8eitimmunq matt
bic stesieruns Obne 3peifel fir Werlute,
tuelbe dineiiden g%inmobnern ourd
@emaltafte su9efist tperben, perantport.
lid unb berpfIibtet iie our 2eiituna BON
Griat. Sic 9auptberfisuns iast, bab
6ineiii6e Arbeiter ni6t bas 8edt baben
ioaen, nod ben 8erein. Staaten binneu
eines feitseIebten Eermins ~aus5utuan=
bern. Das gertabren fir Berionen.
fefitelluns (Sbentifieation) BON Gbins:
len, tuelde aus ben Ser. Staaten fortsu.
reiien tuiniden unb ettua auriid5ufebrer
beabfidtisten. tuirb ~anseorbnet nnb bit
GAIL BON Ghineien, ipel1e auf einen
ein5elnen Sdif beribersebra9t tperber
%f0nnen, miro feit imitirt. Man erparte
BON benz 8ertrase bic CUTE @irfung, bai
er Die &acenzg onflicte perbinbere.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

Ste S6dburgen Des Mderbdram'
tee in 8esus auf anbau, GrtrGaniB unb
8ertb bon Wais, @eisen unb Safer, be.
bufs Nufnabute in Die often bes Depart
ments lino unnnebr fertis. 0aaa9 be.
liefe iid Der grtraa Der Moisernte cur
rs 9siuioael Geres anf 1865 Nfilioneu
8uIbel. Die aai 9lat eiuen @ertb rDn
61O WtlIionen So1ars hdtten. Ser
Grtroa pom We're tpiro ouf % @ulhel
Osranidlast, sesen 2S3 8uidel in
8oriabre. Die nit Wats bebau.t
Gla6e wdre nanab I'm me6r ats 3 pre:
aeut sr6bsr, Der grtras uul IA 4ro5en,
serinser, ber burbiduittlib erSielte
Breis a6er Am IL Brosent (nd,alid
&C sessn 32.S Cent? h6bsr eeDeien
8eisen iuuroen 457 Wlil. Sulbel gu
tnapp 81 Milionen Icres ersielt, sere,
8srib am Blas auf 314 Milionen Sol
lars an9eidlaaen miro. Der @ertb ON
9las auf 68.7 geit per 8uldel anse
idlasen, 9eaeniiber einem iolhen po1
III Gent i'm Borjahre 1884. Der Gr
traa Der Saferernte miro enogiltig gu
642 Minioneu 8uidel bon ettpas meb'
als % Milionen Ncres fsifselett, segen
lber 629 Mia. g. I'M 8oriabre; De
@ertb auf 1S6 Miaionen Dollars. gleit
29.8 Gent fir ben 8uibel, geaenitbe
2S.5 Gent in gOrjabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-20

@nn5 dnermartet 1T mad eirem rlur
bret Gage anoaueruben aranfenlaaer
General go. 8. SaSen, Der @orteter
bes Sisnalpeiens, am Sonntas &heno
seitorben. Ssit mebreren 9asen fit er
an ber 0arnruhr, bate 1ih aber in iiiuss
iter Belt Ms}yaih erholt, 10 bnB man nui
sine uuItiffs.aSise EieDer1ei fellui.s boifiy.
geim gntpfanse .bes bipfomatiiheu
Corps i'm @eiBen Sauie eridltete er I'D
10 bsftis, baB er ssn6thist mar, bas 9eti
su bitten, bas er nidt mebr perlafIer
iolte. 9aseu iuuroe ben 81. Septem:
Der 1850 81 8eIt. Sartforb in gernloni
sebOren, trat 1851 in Die @ttpointe,
Wilitdridule, sraoulrte 1866, mad)te I'M
acknowledgement Sabre ben SelbSus se
gen Die Snbianer DeS iiibli1en Srespns
NIT, fdmpfte sanr sesen Die Snbtone,
bes tueiiliden 5eras uno bon NeuMie
rito, tpnrbe i'm Npril 1860 gum Dber,
2isutenant uno i'm Nai gun, Saupt
mann eruannt, lebrte 1861 cine 3ei
lang in @eft Yoint, iibernabm furs mad
Ins6rnt tes 9rieses bsn 0eiebl ibe,
oas Al. ObiO'er 5reiuiliiaen &esiment
srbielt i'm Sasuar 1862 ben 8eiebl ibel
Die. 19. 8risobe Der SbiozNrmee, nabn
unter guen tbdtisen antbeil on be,
sbla6t Bel 4ittsburs Gambling, bient'
ipdter i'm n6rbli6en 4l lbanta, iuurb,
i'm Mai oes Sabres 1862 gum 8risabe
General ernannt, erbielt feline 8eitdti
suns aber erff nah ribnli9er 9beil
nabme an Der Sdlab! am Stone 8iper
Set benz Is. DECEMBER 1880 1T ct Del
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Hidden Cities.

The following is for the entertainment
and instruction Of the school children.
Each paragraph contains the name of Il
city. Discover it and then locate it on the
map:
Has the General eighteen scars to show?
Did your beau Gus take Laura to he
| play?
Dear Nellie, did mamma console you for
your disappointment?
Did you see Romeo and Juliet" at the
Opera House Tuesday night?
Who caught the most bcaus at the ger.
man, Mat, Vic or Kate?
In Texas, why don't they lynch burglars
rs readily as they do horse thieves?
Was there ever Il damscl man could not
ilirt with?
pray thee set the day, Laura, then shall
lbc happy.
Repent for that one false step, arise and
Sill no more.
Trust not your own Judgment, but rely
on some discreet friend.
Terrified at the maldcncd mob | left
h%Urricd!y.
Many of us feel rich Monday, but poor
"s church mice before Saturday.
Many Il one has sold his soul like Faust
| now believe.
In selecting summer suits, remember
linen is the coolest.
Better than gold is TO have nice manners.
y hMf-ripc melon do not eat, if you value
health.
You may plant your garden very early
this spring.
Since he proved inconstant | no pleasure
| seek.
Martha spies the fern and in a moment
| culIs it.
The largest bayous arcin East Louisiana.
Ii you cannot guess it, go to Frank for
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MATTERS IN WASHINGTON.
MIR. Manning's Successor-The ymprobabIlity
Of an Extra Session OF Congress-Other Mat
ters.

WASHINGTON, February 2t.-The wide.
y circulated rumor TO the effect tina Mr..
Nlanning's resignation was brought about
by.a rupture between the Secretary and the
President has been cifcctually disposed of
ny the publication of the correspondence
between them upon the subject. The truth
is doubtless as Mr.. Manning states in his
letter. lie found that the close attention
necessary in the discharge of his official
duties was Il task beyond his strength. His
friends, Who had observed that his health
was being affected by his close application,
have continued to urgc that he should re-
sign, and it is known that he has had the
matter III contemplation for some time past.
The air Is filled with coniccturcs in rcla.
ton to the new Secretary of the Treasury.
II has been minated that the President Sc
riously contcmplates Offering the portfolio
to his old law partner, Wilson 5. Bisscll,
who Is said to possess qualities which emf
ncntly fit him for the position.
The President has been somewhat sur
priSCd at the number of candidates that
have appeared for the five positions as Com
IniSsioncrS in the Interstate Commerce
Commission. He is determined TO satisfy
himself about the capacity of the men be
fore making the appointments.
Notwithstanding the fact that but Il linn
tied time remains TO the present Congress,
and several of the appropriation bills are as
| yet Enacted upon, there is no real Gounda-
tiUn for the report that an extra session of
Congress is likely TO be called. The best
informed members of Congress believe that
no session will be called, as nothing but Il
failure to pass the regular appropriation
bills before the 4th Of March would ncccs,
state it. The unsettled question of Il treas.
my surplus, important as it is, would not
in itself occasion the calling of an extra
session, us the surplus will be largely alb
Nurbcd before the opening of the session in
December III rCdCCming the remainder Of
the ) per ccut. bonds, and in putting about
$;lj, 600, 600 into the Sinking Fund, to be
nsci i'll rcdccming the 4 per cent. bonds.
The historic city Of Alexandria, which it
will bc remembered was, in ante 6Ciiqm
days, celebrated as the principal ship-build.
ing point in the South, bids fair to regain
her former prominence. The old ship yards
which have been for many years idle will
soon be transformed into Il scene of activi.
ty such as was probably never cuualcd,
even in the palmy days Of the past. The
yards have been purchased by the Arrow
Steamship Company, of New York city,
who will put q force of 5000 men at work
on the first dNv of April. The company
VIII ut that time the COnstruC-
ton OF the largest transatlantic iron steam,
ship that was ever built upon this side
Of the Atlantic. The vessel will he
DO feet in length, with IL tonnage of 200.
In the construction of the vessel every effort
will he made to obtain the greatest possible
speed. The vessel, when completed, will
constitute one of the fleet of fifteen ocean
racers which will be built by the company.
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MARDI GRAs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Part OF the Tnbleaux Arranged Specially I'm
Honor of Washington.

NEW ORLEANS. February 22.-The
weather cleared off this morning and the
sun shonc brightly for n time, but later on
the sky cloudcd up again. The Rex pro-
CcSSiOn this afternoon was 4 brilliant affair,
embracing Il series of humorous and bur
leSQuc tablcauN. First came Il detachment
Of mounted amaZonS in rich costumes.
Then followed twenty cars, each contain
ing a tablcau.
The first division was illustrative of music
and various popular songs. 1t was COM
posed of ten tableuuN.
The second division was of Il miscclla
ncous character. Tablcuu ii was entitled
"BurlcSquc and Tragedy; No. II, ''Noah's
Ark No. ID, Paradise Lost: No. ii,
"PrOdigal Son; No. -, british Lion
before and now; No. is, Royalty in Il
Future Generation; No. Ii, Caesar Cross
ing the Alps; No. IS, Egyptian Priest
craft
The third division was devoted TO Wash,
ington, the Father Of his Country. Tab
lCau 10, Cherry Tree and I%Iatchet': No.
20, ''Allcgorical Tribute to the Father o.
his Country
Following RcN'S procession came the In
dependent Order of the Moon in a travcsty
on the prominent features or characteristic.
of this Yankee nation.
The feature of the evening after tn,
I,rotcus procession was t4c reception of the
King and Queen at the Exposition Palace
Thousands of their loyal subjects were
present from all parts OF the country.
The krcw of ProlcuS appeared this
evening on the principal streets IN Il pageant
illustrating scenes from Hans Christian An
dcrScn'S Fairy Land, in a. series of IS
tablcaUN on cars. a great crowd lined
the streets through which the procession
moved, and everything passed of pleas
autlV.
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EX. GOV. A.. II. STEPHENS COUSIN.

| am fast cousin of the late Ex-Governor
Alexander II. stephens, and have been postal
clerk on different railroads since 1865, For
ten years lhavC been Il sufferer from a can
Ger ON my face, which grew worse until dis
charge of matter became prOfus" and very
offensive. became thoroughly disgustcd
with bl Od purifiers anu pronounced them
humbug as | had tried many without relief.
Finally | was induce To use Is y. H., wl'Cl
was about the LIST OF February. and continued
its use until the latter part of Alrri. me oil
fcnSiVc discharge decreased at OncCslnd the
hardnCSS around the cancer disappeared IL
improved my general health and | rapidly
gained flesh and strength Tho DISCHARGE
. alualiy decreased and the cancCr bcrillnc
loss and less in size until nothing rcmninS cN-
cent a car to tell the tale of Il once dnnStF'
ouS cancer. Al who AVE seen me since |
have commenced the use of T. Is. u. bear icS-
timony to my great Improvement and the
scar on my fNcr shows that il cured tn" can
Ger. maj that Il u. Il. cOmC SQuarcly up In
what il is recommended, and / cannot say
too much in praise OF this wonderful mcdi'
cine. | have iriCd thCm all, hut II. y Il. stands
at the top rs Il blood purifier.
The above is copied from the Athens On.
rauncr-Wa tchnNn, being the voluntary Ian
guagC of MIR. James \. Greer, which Ediiol
CAN'T indorscS:
MI Greer is an honest, upright citizen 0l
Athc's, had Il had cancer, and ms numcr
Gus friends Thought that he could not liNt
very long. rs iIC cancer was gradually sap
ping The foundation of his constitution hut
nov looks well and beatty
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Variability of Our Marriage Laws.

In % States out Of the 80 n prior undis
solved marriage sets aside n new union. In
20 insanity does the same; in II homage,
and in 10 fraud. These are grounds Ior
declaring the marriage null and void l
t"'tt0. DcScrtiOn, rs a ground for divorce,
varies in length and character in many
states, In some States, where the civil
character of the contract is most valued,
there are so many %loOpholcs Of escape from
the matrimonial moose that getting unmar-
ricd is even easier than getting married.
lncompatibility Of temper and cruelty,
terms interpreted to suit the occasion, often
,yyScns the nuptial knot. Wisconsin is in
the lead in compliment attention to the de.
sircs of divorce seekers, it being there held
thai when a husbands 'nduct toward his
wife Is such Gas to rcndC. it improper for
her to live with him the court can be of the
opinion that it will be discreet and proper
to grant the divorce BY all means, let
there be uniformity in marriage and di.
yorcc laws. -Sacannuh Netc&.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-03-02


The process he pronounces o very cheap
one, and consists merely in the mingling of
earth, water and gas. The majority of
citizens, however, will prefer the old style
food.
Miss Bculah May Moore, of Memphis,
Tenn, Il prcposscssiug blonde Of II, shot
and killed Henry Allen, aged so. She shot
him five times, and as Allen lay writing
on the ground, her father, j. w. Moore,
cmpticd the contents of Il double barreled
shotgun into him. Both father and daugh
| ter were arrested. Miss Moore claims that
Allen outraged her last June, and threat
cncd to kill her if she told.
The Pittsburg, Pa, Office Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Express Company has an
other mystery" in the shape OF a dead
body in a box, whose consignee cannot he
found, and its c%onsignor in Cincinnati is
unknown. The body is diSmcmbered and
Il part of it is missing, what remains only
weighing 30 pounds. Physicians express
the opinion that it is the property of some
medical student.
The other evening a daring jail delivery
occurred at Bolton, Texas. The iailcr was
about to place II prisoner arrested in q cage
with seven others, when n blanket was
thrown over his head and his keys taken
from him. The prisoners then threw him
lillb Il CiHt, IOChCt lllC tOplS upon NH uuu
escaped, carrying the keys away with them.
1t has been impossible to gain an entrance
to the Jail, and the iailcr stands a good
chance OF passing a day or two in c%oniinc,
mCnt.
On February Il portions of the body of
Il COlorCd man were found in the pond near
Philadelphia and murder was clearly indi
Gated. The police have unravcllcd the
mystery and secured two guilty parties.
The murdered mans name was Gaines. and
he was killed in Il fit of jealousy by another
negro named Wilson, who afterwards cut
up the body and carried off the head, legs
and rms while II woman named TubbS
carried the trunk to Mann'S Pond in Ed
dingboro', where ii was found. The
wOlnm has confessed.
The Union Labor Convention ut Cincin.
natl have selected an executive committee.
When the committee was being appointed.
Col. Winston, of North Carolina, said that
his delegation and that of Mississippi and
Arkansas could not name members unless
the Convcr'iOn would rclcgatc to the States
the adoption or rejection of certain parts of
the platform. Their desire was to make
the platform relating to land, transporta.
ton, money, labor, the income tax and
Chinese labor the national platform and
allow the different States TO adopt or reject
the other sections rs they choose. Ills plan
was adopted by the convention, thus rclcas.
ing the Southern States from being com
mlttrd To wOman's suffrage.